2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-09-24 12:08Market Overview - On September 24, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.83%, the Shenzhen Component Index increased by 1.8%, and the ChiNext Index climbed by 2.28% [2] - A total of 51 stocks appeared on the "Dragon and Tiger List" due to significant trading activity, with a net inflow of funds amounting to 5.15 billion yuan into Tongfu Microelectronics (002156.SZ) [2][4] Key Stocks - Tongfu Microelectronics saw the highest net buying amounting to 514.93 million yuan, representing 14.54% of its total trading volume, and its stock price increased by 10% with a turnover rate of 6.3% [4][6] - The stock with the highest net outflow was Kaimete Gas (002549.SZ), which experienced a net selling of 196.54 million yuan, accounting for 3.23% of its total trading volume, while its stock price rose by 3.86% [5][10] Institutional Activity - Institutions were active in 23 stocks on the Dragon and Tiger List, with a total net selling of 74.69 million yuan. Specifically, institutions net bought 12 stocks and net sold 11 stocks [6][12] - The stock with the highest net institutional buying was Huicheng Co., Ltd. (688403.SH), which rose by 15.84% and had a turnover rate of 10.08% [6][7] Northbound Capital - Northbound capital participated in 24 stocks on the Dragon and Tiger List, with a total net outflow of 505 million yuan. The Shanghai Stock Connect saw a net buying of 6 stocks and a net selling of 3 stocks, while the Shenzhen Stock Connect had a net buying of 5 stocks and a net selling of 10 stocks [10][12] - The stock with the highest net buying from northbound capital was Heertai (002402.SZ), with a net inflow of 325 million yuan, representing 2.21% of its total trading volume [10][13] Summary of Institutional and Northbound Capital Actions - Both institutions and northbound capital jointly net bought Heertai and Enjie Co., Ltd. while jointly net sold Deep Technology, Kaimete Gas, and others [12][13] - There were divergences in actions for stocks like Wanma Co., Ltd. and North China Innovation, where institutions sold while northbound capital bought [12][13]